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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05
Live STOCK Market

CHICAGO, Feb &-The Drorsrs' journal re.
Guo markst steady and much more active
shipping steers go To SO rs, s. tOx55 20; stock
mixed. MI. y S0S' 20; bulk. Gs23 Or; Texas cattle,
head market S and 10 cents higher: ronyh
mixen. - I0sl Is; packing and shipping. u qSx1
oS iignt, " 46a 10 ssips, 81 S5I 31
nean market steady natives 9, '0.it IS
western: q 004 Is Texans, q jo3t 10; lambs
EAST LInsRrr.-Catte - Receipts, rs head
sMEipmsnts, 81 none market DUH prime. - 4
% lalr 10 good, " !1uj; commou, % 5J6i
shipments 70 New York, none
Hogs-keceipts. 800 head; shipments, tas
nead market sctive: Phiadelphias. k5 soses ~
lorkers, - O0o 30 !; common TO light IS 9rl5 Is
shipments to rew York. none.
sheep .keceipis, l,.to head shipments. J. 20
mafket duli prime, 81 as fair to good q =
GAO; common, So ~ lambs, $IfiG X.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05

HRANLEY'S PLAIN CAVENDISH,
NJ Pig.Cut smoking Tobacco in I D aud Is
glass lars. Genuine Turkish Smoking Tobacco
In x and n y tin boxes. a full itne OF Pipes.
DEhUTHs CIGAk STORE,
IL kast King street.
Telephone Con nection. iani6 W&sRtfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05
WAS the Nnla Enryed ,

In the suit OF A. s. Thompson VS.. A. X. Bit
zer rand NJ K. Bitter, the defense occupied part
OF yesterday stlern oon and all of this morn
morning. The defendants are father and
son. The son testified that his father signed
the note in dispute, and the father testified
that his name to the note is a forgery. A
number OF experts in handwriting and q
number familiar with the fathers writing
testified that the signature is not that OF NJ.
Il. Bitter. On trial.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05

The Spanish minister At Washington has
confirmed the accuracy OF report OF an in.
teaview published by a Havana journal, in
which the minister is represented "a saying
that "unless negotiations for carrying recip-
rocity treaty between Spain and the United
States reaches a favorable result by the lst of
March, he isvoIs coercion and reprisals. -
State department officials, questioned in re-
gard to this matter, are at loss to know what
the Ii mister means.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05

The mayor had before him this morning
for the third time this winter man named
Clayton, for drunkenness aud disordsrly
conduct. He Was only released from prison
yesterday and sold his overcoat to buy rum
ne WAS committed to jail for thirty days, and
the ground-hog's predictions are true he
will not need an overcost when he comes
out Two tramps were sent to the work.
house and one lodger was discharged,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05
An trrire Sons Pate.

George ". jenkins, aged 20, Of Philadel
phis, WAS killed in Metuchen, n. j., by q
train. In his pockets were found two let.
ters from his afiianced, Miss Sue Bartlett OF
Philadelphia, and a letter from his mother,
saying:
my ERRING son ! am sorry you are
sick, but trust you are getting better. ! send
you $l0, much against my wishes, but your
father says he will give you another chance
Rs a good boy and return home.
YOUR BRokES-HEARTED MOTHER"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05
A Big Ha,e Hail Scheme

The franchise OF the ST Louis base ball
club, 1t is automatically learned, is in the
possession OF the president OF the Kansas
City. he is reported to have paid 5000 for
the franchise. Denny, OF the ST. Louis team,
has been secured for third base In the New
York club aud, Glsssco"k Will probably be
short stop for Chicago. The remainder OF the
nine 60 to Kansas CITY.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05

FROM NEAR PLACES,

Brakeman Charles Lunabeger, OF Reading,
was killed at Robesonia on Friday.
George Brotherton's Q benefit at the Phlladel.
phia Academy Of Music amounted to nearly
5000.
The reconvened Republican magistrates
convention OF Philadelphia nominated ames
L. Brown, Ii. b. Hsckett and johnson
Rooney.
Pennsylvania ia Alpha Chapter Of the Sigma
Phi, the first chapter in that fraternity
established in thirty years, was formally in
stituted at Lehigh University Friday eve-
ming.
About seven o'clock Friday evening as q
freight train was coming south from Harris
burg the engine jumped the track when a
short distance this side of Emigsville, and
was followed by twelve or fourteen cars, all
laden with COAL tearing the track up for a
considerable distance and otherwise block ad-
ing the road.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05

FROM the Potter Enterprise.
Dallas Sanders, esq, the new state chair
man, IL receiving any amount OF advice from
q number OF our Democratic contem por aries
ss to how TO haTmOnize the party. Ii these
papers that are now so free with their advice
Will only cease carping and complaining,
ana do their duty TO their party without
dragging supposed leaders into every ques.
ton that arises, the party will harmonic 1t.
self.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05
Grand Army Encsmpmsnt

The annual encsmpment of the depart.
ment Of Pennsylvsnis Grand Army Of the
Republic will be held at Harrisburg, Tues
day and wednesday Of next week. At least
1900 representative Grand Army men are ex.
pected to be In attendance. The delegates from
Post 405 Of this city are J. L. Crawford, A. e..
Leonard, X Z. Mcdonnell and ID. M. Moore
The delegates from Post 81 are Commander
Charles penues, J. =. WickeTsham, A. T..
Reinoehl, Major q. II. Fasnscht, Andrew
Swisher James Nimlow and Jacob X. Barr
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ACknOWIegenenJ,

The Ladies Union DorcM society CRATE
fully acknowledge tho follow ing donst ions
received since Jan. Eth lss7: From Mrs.
Ellen SWarr 81; friend 81 Hsgsr
Bros, IA felt skirts The Industrial society,
IL garments Mira W. l.. PEPPER, s. Miss
Esrriet Parker, SL; Mrs. +. G. Marks,
e. Mrs. John Reed, clothing: Mrs. Her
man Miller, soap Mrs +. Grifiiths, clothing.
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n 4 X n n rs.

HoRrlNo.-ln this city February = Msgdalena
Horting. widow OF the late George uorliug, aged
- years, month and day-
The relatives and friends OF the family are re
spectfuliy Invited 10 attend The funeral from
the ~ sidence of her sOniu-law. I riah Bit ger,
No. 80 North Queen street, on Tuesday morning
at N O'Clock. luterment At Bergsirasse
graveyard. 2td
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VIII Go to the soldiers Home,

This morning A. q. Leonard received an
order OF admission to the soldiers home at
Erie, with transportation from Lancaster, for
lEsel Buch, an old soldier. Mr.. Buch was
tor many years In the employ OF Harry
Eichier, the bretzel baker, and was q hard.
working man. He Ii now almost blind, and
deserves 10 spend the remainder OF his life in
the home. During the war he WAS Q men,
ber OF Company r., 9Th. Regiment, Pennsyl.
vania cavalry.
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N Ahh b rs.


PHILADELPHIA. feb. A-Vlour market steady {:
sales, so barrels Minnesota Bakers, - piI4 70 f.;
PennsylvAnia Family q 7'6S ~; Western do,
q U<f+ IS Patents, - k,X5 gs.
Rye -four quiet, ksj 10.
Bran scarce and 4 rlu Al sl-S - for Western.
May. A.c.
,Corn-reb. sskc.; March. l7xc; April, 4S &.
May, SAC.
oats-reb. s7,.c.; March. S7Nc; April. 5, &C.
May, Sxc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05
York Republican Nominations.

The Republican city convention OF York
met Friday evening and nominated Israel +.
Gross for mayor. Gross was the candidate
for chief burge ,s last year and came within
lew vutes oi election. For controller John
B. Oswald was nominated, and for treasurer
Jacob Rastress
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05

The Crown Acme OIL that is being being dis.
tributed by Lancaster OIL Company from house
TO house Is found to be all they claim It to he.
IL gives AN elegant. light. Bright. white, and
equal to gas. Don't refuse the gentlemen wh0
are distributing IT, tho rightO filing your lamp
and enjoy good light for one evening Ut least.
You VIII undt II for sale at your grocers. ASK
for Grown Acme on
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05
Appeal withdrawn.

The county commissioners to-day with
drew the appeal flied by them In ls32 ~ to the
assessment OF damages for land taken in the
proposed opening OF Broad street, from East
King to East Chestnut street. This street II
Is expected will be opened In tie spring.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05
Deserted His VIII, In D.,.v.r.

Mrs Catherine Hsrnish preferred . suit
for desertion against her husband, b. w.
Hsrnish, before Alderman Barr, few days
ago 1t was learned this morning, however,
that the desertion occurred In Delaware, aud
that the wife followed him to this county and
secured bis arrest here. There not being any
jurisdiction OF the Gsse In this county, the
complaint was Withdrawn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05
The Eirst Ahinmanl.

Tho first direct shipment OF Texas meat ar.
rived In London recently. 1t consisted OF
4,57j carcasses OF chilled mutton, 40 quarters
OF bsef, 800 turkeys, As fowls, 20 canvas back
ducks and eight casks OF tongues. Every
thing arrived In hrst-claas condition, aud
was readily purchased.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05

The following jurors have been selected to
try the suit of Mary Bell vs.. the Pennsylva.
mia railroad company for damages for the loss
OF her husband, on the trial list for the week
beginning February II Jacob Bomberger,
Jacob Dunwoody, VIM. l.. Fryburger, Harry
Grosh, John +. Herr, Abraham K. Kurtz,
John Pennypacker, Christian Ssitz, John X.
Smith, Lewis Wambaugh, A. l.. Winters
and Reuben Wsidmsn. These jurors will
meet at Lsndisville on Friday, February II,
at 10 O. clock,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05
He VIII Make = Great Man,

; rom the MI. JOY Herald.
Mr.. George r. Narsh's little sou Edgsr,
/: not yet so enthusiastic q champion OF the
grounding as MIR. Johnston, OF the INTEL.
LIGESCER, Is at least not behind him in rev.
erence for the venerable prophet He in
quired Of his teacher on Monday whether
she would give the school . holiday on
Wednesday, because Wednesday WAS
grounding day,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05
Novel Advertising schsms.

From the Quincy IN } Whig.
A novel advertising scheme was intro.
duced by merchant in Carthage Saturday.
A series OF prodigious boot tracks were
painted leading from each side OF the square
TO his establishment The scheme worked
70 perfection, for everybody seemed curious
enough to follow them to their destination.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05
In New Quartsrs.

Joel l.. Haines has removed his office from
the Henderson bank building to the office
formerly occupied by Aldermsnt Wiley and
Fordney. lie now has . cosy office in
good business location.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05

The sheriff to-day served executions aggre.
eating 800 on b. M. Greider and ID. II.
Engle, trading q the Mt Joy steam Heating
company and executions against X. NJ.
dreider for ". 100, and ID. II. Engle for 81 500
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05

The Covenant U. B. church, on Wsst
O.ange street, Rev. J. b. Funk pastor,
weioh has been rsmodeled, will be dsdi.
casod tomorrow. The dedication sermon
wui ~ preached by Bishop Weaver, one of
the ablsst pulpit orators belonging to this
denomination.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05

A great many ladies' patronizsd the slide
during the even ing and no one was injured
This evening, II the weather remains good,
the crowd at the place will no doubt I've larger
than at any time during the season.
There will be display Of fireworks st the
toborgan slide this evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05
Better Than No Excuse

From the New York sun.
Lady. at theatre who las lett her hat out
side)-Whers are you going, my dear?
Husband Cat end OF first aci)-l am going
out 10 see II your hat IL all right
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05

This morning william Coll, sou OF George
Coll, OF 5as North Duke, Tell on the Icy pave,
msnt at Duke and Frederick streets, break
Ing his arm.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05
Al theOneIA Houae.

The Maggie Harold combination played
the comedy Between Two Fires " las
evening at the opera house and the audience
was but medium.szed. William Davidge,
jr, played the part OF Or. Hdridge Maggie
Harold Mrs. Herbsrt Wdrsriy; ". j.
Sherry Herbert Warerly, &c. The piece was
well acted, and this evening the engagement
Will be closed with " The Long Strike
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05
Death of Morris q, EIps,,,u

After suffering bu; 4 few days Morris q.
Einstein, the well known Harrisburg dry
goods merchant, died on Friday. He leaves
Q large estate.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05

The franchise OF the ST Louis Base Ball
Club In the National League, 1t il suthsn
ticslly learned, Is in possession OF the presi.
dent OF the Kansas CilyA lie Is reported to
have paid e., 600 tor the franchise.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05

tAe Eeboggan Slids.
Lest evening there was large crowd AZ
McGrann's park, and the tobcgsan slide was
in excellent condition. The track was
covered with Ice and the sleds ran almost 70
The turn on the home stretch OF track. The
weasfsf wss pleasant not being cold and 10.
tween the moon aud the torches the slide
vss we'll lighted. For q long ume every
sobcggsn was In use and more were asked
for,
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Called ns Pastor,

Rev. NJ. Ii. Stein, Of Lebanon, has been
elected 70 the pasto-ats OF 81. John English
Lutheran church OF MahanOy City.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05
Amending the Orphan. Court B,ii.

According to the Inquirer, amendments TO
the orphans court bill Tor Lancaster county
will be proposed. The provision requiring
the regula. terms of the new court TO be held
during the sittipgs OF the common pleas will
be stricken out and the orphans court will
tiN by rules its own terms. The second
modification of the original bill strikes out
that provision requiring the two additional
clerks IN the registers Office to be paid by the
county treasurer, thus leaving them very
properly TO be paid by the register out OF his
additional ices. These two amendments ar 9
agreed upon sll round. The third, which is
urged ty Baldwin and Davis, makes the bill
not operative until next January, thus pre-
venting an appointment by the governor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05

-Four young girls were burned 70 death iu
NE school. house at St Mouiqus, In the
county Of Two Aountains, Canada, on Thurs.
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ns.sss . sss,s Farm.

4roD ths Marietta Register.
H. v. n. Haldaaan, OF General Wavpe.
- nFmsrly Of this paaos. hes purchs,sd :
- farm In Delaware. 10 whore ho v,ii
ege eooey Ae lnteade V raiso irais M
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05

kEMsMBvR the public sale OF Fulton Northern
and Sirst National MI. Joy Bank stocks ana
Quarryville Il. II. Bonds belonging to the estate
OF John II, swarr also OF Eamsrs' and County
Hank ana Western Market stocks on Monday
afternoon at O'Clock, nj the tnnklin house,
North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05

NEw YoRs, FeO. o-Flour market steady;
Zine. O03 ~; snpernne. o. i59s 40 !;
common to good eNtrs Western, g 5d3 Is good
u fancy sxtrA Ohio. u Ijts+ %.
WheAt-NO. ! Ned State. CdgSc: No DO
CSC No. 3 ked. W inter, Fep g,1.c; March ga.
Corn.so . mixed cash, .sSc; Feo. 49, +;
Oats-No White State. aOxc No. 2 do. ss1.c 4;
Ne mixed, Feb. SHc May, Skc.
Rye dull westsrn, H1jSc State, 5,hGsc
Barley nominal.
Pork duil new mess. Sl2 75plI
Lard-feb., u 81 Mar, toss: May s7lG
Aolsssos quiet nj lsxc tor boiling ,tock
Curpentin0 steady at &C
Rosfn dull strained To good, u GOdl 10.
Petroleum du,l ker ned, IN cases. skc.
IreiRhts dull, grain to London, 4Ad.
Butter steady; Western Creamery, 2OS1ssc
kigin Creamery. -'g &c state dairy, halt nrk N
tubs. l66Ec.
Cheese dull Western Slat. llalg,.c; good TO
choice light skins. lGa.9llt.c.
1ggs steady; state. CSC; western. 23c.
Sugar dull Refined CulIoaf, Gkc; 6ranu.
lated. 5H0, l3-l6c.
TailOw steady prime city, As Ice.
Rice nominal Carolina, fair IL good, 3a3kc.
CouSe duii fsir cargu-s. lihc
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05
FfNLRY AOks ar AOx0 AGAIN.
The Peoria Absconder, who Waa Extrsdited
safely Landed In jail.

The Peoria Absconder, VINO waa EHtrsdited.
safely Landed In jail.
j. Finley Hoke, the ascending BOOK.
keeper Of the Merchants National bank, of
Peoria, ILL.,, who last summer Joined the
American exiles in Canada, leaving deficit
Of $50, 900 in his accounts, was safely landed
In jail in Peoria, on Friday, by Detective
Hitchcock. Hitchcock has been working on
the case since May -, lssti Hoke's hard
iRht In Canada for three months against ex
tradition broug ght the case into great promi-
nence. Hoke will waive preliminary exam
iustion and await the action OF the grand jury
which meets in lew days
| The prisoner takes his return to his old
home, where he was 30 recently such
| shining light In social and business circles,
/ with the same phenomenal nerve he has ex
i hibited since his arrest in Montreal. He will
be ably defended, and many predict his &C.
| quittal as he can only be tried on charge OF
forgery-a crime about " hich there are many
legal doubts OF his guilt.
/ More improvements at the King street Theatre
As the King Street theatre did not open on
/ Monday, the manager was given time to fur
ther i'm prove the house, and he certainly has
taken advantage Of it. Two ticket offices,
L which will have lots of room, have been
made In the front Of the house, and swinging
| doors have been placed across the aisles lead
ing to the psrquette. The brick walls on the
inside have been painted . brilliant red, and
the chairs have all been numbered and
painted. Three scene painters have been
busy on the stage all week, and there are now
twenty. six sets OF scenery ready for use.
Among these are several views OF London.
One OF these with the large bridge across the
Thames presents fine appearance when il
/ linn in afad The place loOks much more lik a
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05

CHICAGO. Feb S. $50 = m.-Msrset opened.
Wheat-febs, Tssc March, 1,ssc April, ~ &C
Nay. s3l4c.
,, Corn feb; $50; March. sj3!c; April. sa.6
May. 1910.
fork-reb.. elS L. March, SIS IL; May, sl3 SIX
LArd-Seb, D t.S March, y 20; April, u IS
short kibs-Feb.. q -; March, ss IS: May,
o. sah.
Wheat-rsb- re: March. ne. AnriI
.s1.c May, s3Ad s3,c
.orn.rs0.. aoxc; March, S5,.c; April, ss1,c
Nay. A0kc.
=. 0ats-Seb siA.c; March. :5Asc: April
Fork-reb., SIS - March, s,S aS: NAV, tI3t IS
Lard-reb., u g.; N,rch o. 20; MAY " -.k
kibs-Feb.. u 5?S; March. y -; Mes, D. ".
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soas RsUsSr DsArms.
Mrs. Masda,ens uorting's Dcmise when Past
the Age Of E,ghty Years

the Age Of Etghty Sears.
Mrs Magdaline Horting, widow OF the late
George Horting, for many years proprietor
OF the Franklin house aud Keystone house,
this city. died at the residence Of her son.in-
law, Uriah Bitzsr 80 North Queen street, this
morning about 9 o'clock, aged over 81
years. She WAS the mother of q large
family OF children,o whom the following are
living. Mrs uriah Bitter, Mrs. George
Schlott Mrs Jacob Gorgas, Mrs T. q. Bach,
Mira Eliza Bolin. Mr.. John Hortiug and Miss
Kate Hortiug. Her sons Or. George Hortng,
dentist, aud Harry Horting, are dead.
Mrs. Hortng WAS woman who devoted
her life to domestic dutieA She was q most
devoted wife and mother, and kind friend
and neighbor. She was a consistent Chris
ttan, q member of the Dunksrd church. Her
funeral will take place on Tuesday morning.
The irterment will be made at Bergstrasse
burying ground, Ephrsta township. Friends
Of the family will leave Lancaster AT a. III.
Tuesday.
Disd From Apor,esy.
/ Prom the Marietta Times.
Mrs. Anna Barbara Scott died very sud
| denly at the Railroad house on Friday morn
ing. She arose at 6 O'Clock apparently vel
and before she died. DR.. Ii. A. Mowery
who WAS sent for and arrived shortly after
| wards, pronounced the cause OF death
| apoplexy. Mrs. Scott WAS born In Providence
| township, this county, in lsl2 and was Is
| years Old. Sue was the mother OF eight
/ children, six of whom survive her-Thoe.
Scott, proprietor Of the hotel at which she
died aud with whom she msde her home
being one OF them. Her husband, :Thos
Scott, sr., died hen her children were youns
and her struggle through life To provide toI
them WAS q faithful ona The funeral vii
| take place at . o'clock on Sunday afternoon
/ Services at the house.
Death OF Amos Nusser.
Amos Musser, a well known resident o
West Hempheld township died at his HON,
In Mountville on Friday, aged Il years. hi
was tobacco farmer by occupation durinl
| the summer and in the winter was foreman
| oi one OF the large tobacco warehouses. II
leaves a window and tour children. Hi
funeral will lake place on Monday.
Death of - Prominent Citizen.
David Martin, miller, residing near Good
ville in East Earl township, died on Frids.
night, after an Illness OF three weeks Ii
was Is years old, and leaves widow, on
| son and several daughters. lie WAS a mile
| by occupation, aud earned for himself
handsome estate lie ewiil be buried on Mon
day.
!
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NOR RENT-THE DWELLING HOUSE
q on the southwest corner OF North Queen
aud West Lemon street IS rooms and one store
room all modern convenience, In good con.
dition. Also small stable In rear suitable for
boa rding house or dodgers /; good location. Ap-
ply TO BAUsMAN BURNS.
Zeal Estate Agents,
fj-2tdB No. 10 East Orkng6 street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-05

ITO SECU SE BARGAINS
l. GOTO BECHrOLD's,
NO. SO NORTH QUEEN SckEET.
who Ia now closing ont his Entire stock At ana
below cost, with the view OF engaging In other
business No reasonable offer iefused. Please
HENRY BECHTOLD,
No So North Queen 81
p. s.-Houses ana Choice Building Lots for
sale. Houses for rent.
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ESTATE OF GEORGE BRUBAKER,
u late OF Lancaster city, Lancaster county,
deceased. The undersigned auditor. appOintsd
to pass on Q exceptions TO the account OF and to
distribute the balance remaining in the hands OF
u. e. Brubaker, administrator OF said deceas6d.
to and among those legally entitled 70 the saIne,
will sit for that purpose on WkDNksDAY,
MARCH 9, 1857. at 10 o clocE q. IN In the Library
caster, where ali persons Interested in said dis.
"iSE feSss,as may ~'''"N' Auditor.